Mbali Linah Mbonani

Entertainment Night for TUT Students The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is about to host a beauty contest on the 25 th of November for Mr and Miss TUT along with Miss TUT Plus Size 2021.  Movie and music night advert The entertainment industry is diverse and films along with music are one of the best forms of entertainment because they offer something for everyone. The university has hosted a fundraising movie and music night on the 9 th of November at TCE to help them raise funds for their community enrichment program, on this night there were students from different campuses of TUT. All students were required to pay an entrance fee of R10 just to experience, watch movies and participate in music. During the entertainment some of the students did some performing where they danced, sang, and did some poem. According to Tricia Nkosi the event organiser the event was not for fundraising only, but it was hosted as a little platform where students are given a chance to showca...

  COVID-19 Regulations Taking Its Toll on Varsity Students Students and officers from TUT Soshanguve Campus following COVID-19 rules  The day lockdown was implemented was the day things   changed in the country and all around the world where   lockdown was initiated.  The regulations that came along with the stages of   lockdown costed people’s livelihoods, businesses, and the   economy of the country. Amongst those people who were   affected by COVID-19 regulations were varsity students.   Students had to change their normal way of studying due   to  adhering to the rules of COVID-19, protocols had to be   followed throughout their course of study. They had to   change their normal way of study and adjust to the current   way of studying. To some of the students these regulations became an advantage since they have to do all the learning, studying, and writing v...